Windows 10 the October 2018 Update was launched yesterday by the Microsoft company, but it seems that the Americans have made the decision to block the update on certain computers of users of the operating system. According to those from Microsoft, the October 2018 Update for Windows 10 has at least one compatibility problem with Intel drivers for audio cards, which generates a constant operation of the processor at a high value, and a reduction in battery autonomy.
Windows 10 has the October 2018 Update blocked for Intel processors from the 6th generation or newer, the installation process being blocked at a point where the interface displays an alert message of the type What Needs Your Attention. At that moment, users who want to install the October 2018 Update on Windows 10 should give up continuing the process, and close the update window to wait for the drivers to be updated by Intel.
ATTENTION: Windows 10 has October 2018 Update BLOCKED
Windows 10 has for now offered the October 2018 Update for those who want to install it manually, those from Microsoft announcing that they will start sending notifications for the update only starting next week. This delay in recommending the installation of the October 2018 Update on Windows 10 is most likely based on the company's desire to avoid unpleasant situations exactly like the one we are talking about today, with those affected being very upset because of its existence.
"To ensure a seamless experience, we are blocking devices from being offered Windows 10 version 1809, until updated Intel device drivers are installed on your current operating system."
Windows 10 does not currently have any other problems discovered for the October 2018 Update, but considering that the update has only just been released, it is possible that others will appear very soon for the software. Having said that, here is that Windows 10 has a new release with problems, and the October 2018 Update should be avoided at least until next week, or even later if other problems are discovered, even worse situations users in difficulty to use their computers.
